Chips for the Chimney Corner
Chips for the Chimney Corner
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So she turned into this, and that, and the other - but still Larry played on, as he well knew ho^.
At last she lost imtience, is ladies will do when you do not mind thei> scolding, and changed herself i„ to a calf, milk.^hite as the cream of Cork, and with eyes as xnild ^ the ffirl I lo^®* ^?^^ ^^?f ""^ 8®?*!^ and fawnine in hoDCS to throw him off his guard by quietness, and then to work him some wrong. But l-^arry was not so deceived; for when she came up, he, droppi^ big pipes, leaped upon he...r back.
^^w from the toD of Knooksheogowna, as you look westward to the broad Atlantic you wi 1 see tKe Shannon aueen of rrv^''^ -spreading hke ^ sea,'' and rn« • ^^ in gentle course to mmgl^ ^ with a.e oee^r&S** the '^' "''^ "' "^.TT^- It o« this night E^°^«' *^^ '"•^°°' ""^ *~^^^ Digitized by VjOOQIC The Legend of Knocksheogcyu^r^ci.
lutifiil from the distant hill. Fifty boato were Lding up and down on the sweet current, and the ng of the fisherman rose gaily from the shore.
arry, as I said before, leaped upon the back of the dry and she, rejoiced at the opportunity, sprung rom the hill top, and bounded clear at one jump, ver the Shannon, flowing as it was just ten miles rom the mountain's base.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So she turned into this, and that, and the other - but still Larry played on, as he well knew ho^.
At last she lost imtience, is ladies will do when you do not mind thei> scolding, and changed herself i„ to a calf, milk.^hite as the cream of Cork, and with eyes as xnild ^ the ffirl I lo^®* ^?^^ ^^?f ""^ 8®?*!^ and fawnine in hoDCS to throw him off his guard by quietness, and then to work him some wrong. But l-^arry was not so deceived; for when she came up, he, droppi^ big pipes, leaped upon he...r back.
^^w from the toD of Knooksheogowna, as you look westward to the broad Atlantic you wi 1 see tKe Shannon aueen of rrv^''^ -spreading hke ^ sea,'' and rn« • ^^ in gentle course to mmgl^ ^ with a.e oee^r&S** the '^' "''^ "' "^.TT^- It o« this night E^°^«' *^^ '"•^°°' ""^ *~^^^ Digitized by VjOOQIC The Legend of Knocksheogcyu^r^ci.
lutifiil from the distant hill. Fifty boato were Lding up and down on the sweet current, and the ng of the fisherman rose gaily from the shore.
arry, as I said before, leaped upon the back of the dry and she, rejoiced at the opportunity, sprung rom the hill top, and bounded clear at one jump, ver the Shannon, flowing as it was just ten miles rom the mountain's base.
What to read after Chips for the Chimney Corner?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Munsell to read onlineMoreLess
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